What’s wrong with a a clinical (psychiatric) diagnosis is that it’s a clinical diagnosis.

They also apparently thought your grandmother was a boy.

“We?” “Challenged” is offensive whatever the adverb, because it’s insufferably condescending and because it suggests that the “challenged” person just has to work harder to beat the affliction. “Strength of will”, et wretched cetera. Life-Coaching bait. (See also “her/his battle with [name of disease]”.) For some of…

Wrong drugs, apparently. (Definitely, in the case of the one most often mentioned here.) “Partying” is for part-timers.

I promise you, nobody in this discontinued group of islands knows what that is. But in all other respects I agree, British Is Worse. Here in London’s ‘eyesore’ districts (and those of Glasgow, Liverpool, Cardiff, Derry...) we didn’t wait for a referendum to secede from the supposed ‘country’.

If you’ve reached that age and you wish you were more like Al Gore, there does seem to be a problem. But if you had actually done what he did, you would be worse.

Among those delightful non-facts: public relations runs in her family! Now that’s a hideous, debilitating inherited condition. In her place I’d think twice about working for a eugenecist.

Unless it was one of only two houses within a 50,000-mile radius and each charged an entry fee? The actual problem here is the uselessness of the enclosed app-based internet. Will someone who does use those things please clarify: does expulsion from AppStore really mean an app is no longer compatible with iOS at all?…